The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-28
LEGISLATURE OF. FLORIDA.
FIRST SESSION UNDER CONSTITUTION
- ~ OF 1855.
ABSTRACT OF PROCEEDINGS.


Isa'nst t Hasn1ka heghts being incorporated in
The following bills were introduced and re.
ferred to proper committees:
by Mr: Judge: Senate bill No. 106: An aci
70 amend section / OF an act entitled an act to
provide punishment for carrying concealed
s.ss xssp@1s; approved February IL, 1885, chap,el
By Mr.. Stockton: Senate bill No 1o7: Ar
| act to amend section two OF an act entitled m
act 10 ame nd an act concerning Executions an
| proved Febr nary Is, 1884. being chapter 74S.
laws of Florida.
A committee from the House appeared At the
oar OF the Senate and extended an invitation to
meet the House OF Representatives in Joint ses-
sion tomorrow, At 12 o'clock NJ, to declare The
result of the election for United States Senator
which was placed long orders of the dsy.
Ihe petition introduced by Mr. Fowler from
lne citizens Of the town of Palafka Heights. pro-
testing against being Incorporated within the
ferred. "-N ~
The following joint resolution of Mr.. Coulter.
was read and referred:
Resolution amending section g., article V. of
the Constitution, 30 that circuit Judges shall
be elected instead of appointed.
by permission: Mr.. McMurray introduced
Senate bill No. 108: An act to protect the
Public Hea lth and to regulate the practice of
surgery in the State of Florida: referred 10 the
Committee on Health.
Mr.. Mallory. Chairman of the Committee ON
judiciary, reported favorably Senate bill No.
oS: An act to provide Tor q judge ad Gtem
when The presiding judge is disqualified, or for
transferring a cause. or for the appointment of a
referee. Orders Ut the day.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. 81: An act to INCORPORATE the
Daytona, Ocala and Cedar Keys Railwa ay Com
pany informally passed over.
Senate bill No. "a: An act to relieve widows.
crippled and deformed persons from the paw
ment OF certain taxes and licenses
Substitute for same offered by the committee
IN lieu thereof, was read and adopted in lieu
OF the original bill, and ordered to be enersssed
for n third reading.
Mr.. Mallory, Chairman of Committee on in
dietary, by permission, reported Senate bill No.
20; An act to protect mechanics, labores
provide for the speedy collection of moneys due
them for wages or material furnished
The undersigned report that they have con-
sidered same and report it back herewith, with
out other recommendation than that il be printed
and considered by the Senate, section by section.
T. 3. STOCKTON,
C. w. STEVENS,
j. 3. WALL
The undersigned report that they have con-
sidered Senate bill No. Is, the title of which ia
above recited, and recommend that it do pass,
with the amendments herewith submitted They
considered by lherenaie, I'LL IN. .nrjnted and be
s. R MALLORY.
W. R COULTER,
OF Committee.
Mr.. Mallory moved that 2ee copies Of the bill
be printed agreed TO.
Also favorably reported Senate bill No. 43:
An act amending the law relsttng TO garuish-
men..
The Committee on City and County Orgaui-
zation reported Senate bill No. l05: An &C, to
legalizs the Incorporation Of the town OF Lake
City, in the cnunty Of Columbia, and to declare
the Incorporation of the town Of Lake City valid
and of full force and effect, and asked il be re-
ferred TO the Committee on Judiciary; which
was 30 ordered.
Mr. Wall moved that the Senate take recess
until minutes of IL O'Clock.
FIVE MINUTES OF TWELVE O'CLOCK
The Senate resumed its session. The Presi-
dent in the chair.
Mr.. Mallory moved that at the hour Of IL NJ.
the Senate proceed in Q body to the House Of
Representatives Hall, and after the adjourn
ment ofjoint session, the Senate return in body
to the Senate Chamber; agreed to.
NJ. had arrived and the Senate would now pro-
ceed to the House OF Representatives. Hall
TWELVE O'CLOCK, Il.
At 10 o'clock d. the Senate entered the Hall Of
the House of Representatives, and we're received
by the House. President Mabry In tho chair. The
Messn. Blackwell, Bryan, Burnam, Cbaires. Chand-
Ter. Cole, Coulter, Deano Fowler, Fraser. Gaskius,
johnson, Judge, Kelly. Lee Mallory. Mann. Martin,
stssens Stockton, Tolbest, Wall, Walker, Jr,
Whidden and Williams-N.
By request of the President, the Speaker Of the
House ordered the roll Of the House called, and the
following answered TO their names: Asssrs. J: a.
Anderson, 8. Anderson, Baskin, Belcher, Bielby,
Bitch Of Alachna. Bitch Of Levy. Brown. Carleton,
c:55 Cs.R%'1S .4 Sc S:l cSssss ae S,Sn
Floyd, Frazier, Gamer, Gibbs, Goodbread, Hail.
Haven. Hendry, Hicks, Hind. Johns. 50hnson,
Ian, McKinnon. Mason, Matchett, Mitchell, Neel,
Newlan, Parker, Peoples, Pelot, Perpall. Pooser,
Robinson. Rourke, Saxon, ehavers, Shuler, Snead,
%:: E.s: 7Rgs %s.sss Us:;s3 A
Wilson and Woods-H-
The Journal 0f the two Houses in relation to
the election Of United States Senator was read
and approved.
No one having received the requisite number
Of votes to eject, the President announced that
| no election had been made.
Mr.. Mallory moved that the Joint Session
proceed to vote for . United States Senator !;
agreed to.
For Judge-Messrs. Blackwell, Chaires, De-
lauo, Fraser. Lee Mann, Moreno, Stevens and
| Walker, Jr.-9.
Fer Cosia-Messrs. Bryan, johnson, AcKin'
| ne. Neel and Walls.
For Van Fleet-Messra Gaskins. Tolbert and
| Whidden-3 -
| For La,ham-Messrs. Judge, Mallory, Miller.
| Ormau. Stockton and WiIliams-6.
| For Goodrich-MessrA Chandler, Cole, Fow-
| Ter, Martin and McMurray-6.
| For Peeples-Mr. Burnam-I
| For D. Z. Maxweli-Mr. Kelly.
For Walker-MF. Ooulter-1.
The vote of the House was:
| For W. D. Finlaysnn-Mr. Baskin-I
| For Wm Van Fieet-Messrs. Bitch oi
Alachma, Brown. Crawford. Daniel, Dsaks. Far.
nell, Johnsss.. Lghtssy. Nsel. Ps'os. Perpall
p For +. Costa-Messn. Bitch OF Levy, Clark.
CottreFl. Curry, Floyd. Hall. Jones' Lamar
Matcbstt. Rphinsoa and Shuler-11.
For WIN. Jsdee-Messn Duncan Of Sumter,
Goodbrsad. Latham. Psosar. Rourke. Umstead
AnF For ~y y 4 Las.h.m-Mll.. Speaker. Me.sn,
Chapman, Cromwell. Tillingim, Hsvsn, Johns
Kelley, HcClellan, Newlas. Peep'es. Warini
For +: s Goodrich -Measn, Andsrson, J. q
AuIerpon. g., Bielby, Carleton, Carr, Davidson
Frasier, 0ibbo, HisA Mitchell, Psskse, Shavess
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Fu g. r. 6paykman7-Mr. Belcher-1
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